So -- I'm 99% of the way there with my unattend.xml file

But then I realize that the following happens...

Prior to running sysprep, I go into Windows Update and click the "Get
updates for more products" box. This installs stuff beyond the windows
update.


But then I run sysprep and restart the computer (which I now have set
to not prompt me for a user account at startup, so it just boots for 10
minutes and is done.)


But, go back to Windows Update.

It now wants me to "get updates for more products" -- it's not
respecting what I set before sysprep.

Grr...

Anybody see this and know what the workaround is for it?

- Steve

I would guess a complete restart after your updates and then try your
sysprep. Speaking of sysprep, could you send me your xml file (less the
product key of course).

"Steve Maser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:130220071403502029%(E-Mail Removed)...
> So -- I'm 99% of the way there with my unattend.xml file
>
> But then I realize that the following happens...
>
> Prior to running sysprep, I go into Windows Update and click the "Get
> updates for more products" box. This installs stuff beyond the windows
> update.
>
>
> But then I run sysprep and restart the computer (which I now have set
> to not prompt me for a user account at startup, so it just boots for 10
> minutes and is done.)
>
>
> But, go back to Windows Update.
>
> It now wants me to "get updates for more products" -- it's not
> respecting what I set before sysprep.
>
> Grr...
>
> Anybody see this and know what the workaround is for it?
>
> - Steve